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Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

David Gutherz worked on the NPR podcast Invisibilia.

David Gutherz, OC ’09: Visiting Assistant Professor of Writing and Communication

Cal Ransom, News Editor September 22, 2023

Visiting Assistant Professor David Gutherz, OC ’09, studied post-fascist Italy at the University of Chicago and worked on the NPR podcast Invisibilia before returning to Oberlin to teach in the Writing...

World Headlines

Greg Amenta September 22, 2023

Azerbaijan Halts Karabakh Offensive After Ceasefire Deal with Armenian Separatists Azerbaijan launched an “anti-terror” operation against the majority Armenian Nagorno-Karabakh province Tuesday, Sept....

Artificial Intelligence Added as Honor Code Violation

Karthik Ranganadhan, Contributing News Editor September 22, 2023

On May 17, Oberlin changed the school’s Honor Code Charter to include the use of artificial intelligence as a punishable offense under the cheating section of the Code. The Honor Code Charter is reviewed...

The EDL landill gas facility on Hill Creek Drive

Commissioning Process Begins at EDL Facility

Ava Miller, The Bulletin Editor September 15, 2023

The commissioning process began on the $80 million landfill gas processing plant, constructed by the energy company EDL. This process entails the facility running tests on equipment to make sure it is...

Wilder Bowl during a recent reunion.

Decision to Hold Class Reunions During Homecoming Draws Criticism from Alumni

Yasu Shinozaki, News Editor September 15, 2023

This year Oberlin will hold most class reunions during Homecoming weekend, ending a longstanding tradition of holding all reunions during the week of Commencement. The 25th and 50th anniversary reunions...

The new OCS location is on E. Lorain St.

OCS Moves Food Pantry to New Location

Karthik Ranganadhan and Carlota Lorán López September 15, 2023

On Sept. 18, Oberlin Community Services will move from its current food pantry location at 285 S. Professor St. and transition food distribution operations to its new location at 500 E. Lorain St. “Everything...

Dan Stinebring

Dan Stinebring: Professor, Physicist, NANOGrav Founder

Susannah Poese September 15, 2023

Professor Emeritus of Physics Dan Stinebring is a founding member of the North American Nanohertz Observatory for Gravitational Waves, which is an international collaboration. The NANOGrav research team,...

Class of 2025 Engages in New Internship+ Program

Nikki Keating, Editor-in-Chief September 15, 2023

The Office of Career Exploration and Development, in collaboration with the Conservatory Office of Professional Development, has implemented the new Internship+ Program, which allows students, starting...

Decafe in Wilder Hall is one of many dining locations on campus run by AVI food services.

AVI Updates Student Meal Plans, Ordering Systems, Dining Halls

Adrienne Sato, Senior Staff Writer September 15, 2023

In November 2022, the federal government through the Board of Education mandated that every institution of higher education receiving government money must provide three meals a day or allowances for three...

College Launches Free Transportation to Cleveland

Cole Mirman September 15, 2023

On Aug. 22, Oberlin College announced a new shuttle program, named the ObieExpress, offering free transportation to and from various places in the greater Cleveland area.  It runs from Thursday to Sunday...

World Headlines

Zachary Stout September 15, 2023

Ukraine Recaptures Strategic Black Sea Oil Platforms Seized During Crimean Annexation According to the Ukrainian military, Ukraine has recaptured several strategic oil platforms in the Black Sea that...

Following the June 29 Supreme Court decision ruling affirmative action unconstitutional, Oberlin College released a statement promising that racial equity would still be at the forefront of Oberlin’s mission.

Oberlin Navigates Admissions Post Affirmative Action Ruling

Kayla Kim, Managing Editor September 8, 2023

On the morning of June 29, the Supreme Court overturned affirmative action through lawsuits by Students for Fair Admissions against both the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Harvard University,...

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